Confessions....
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I confess that I just ate a 300 calorie cookie.
Hopefully my workout will make up for it.0 -
GROW UP!!!:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: NO, you really DON'T want to go back to living off of engergy drinks and candy....yuk!!!!0
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well my confession:
I have been eating really bad but yummy foods (but still keeping within my calorie intake) i feel soooooo guilty!
i Del Taco hehehe0 -
I confess that I stress eat. I finished off a bag of Sunchips this afternoon. Good thing it wasn't full!
I confess that I bought a bikini 1-2 sizes too small, and have to get into it in 8 weeks. :noway: :blushing: :grumble:0 -
I confess that there were actually tears in my eyes yesterday when my sister had a really hard time getting my wedding dress zipped up.:sad: I confess that I will be doing some serious research on the best toning exercises for your back. I confess that I weigh less now than I did when I was sick with a bad gall bladder, but I don't look like I weigh less. I confess I need to lose at least 5 pounds by September 26th for my wedding dress to be comfortable. 53 days until the wedding, that's one pound every 10 days. :sick:0
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I confess that there were actually tears in my eyes yesterday when my sister had a really hard time getting my wedding dress zipped up.:sad: I confess that I will be doing some serious research on the best toning exercises for your back. I confess that I weigh less now than I did when I was sick with a bad gall bladder, but I don't look like I weigh less. I confess I need to lose at least 5 pounds by September 26th for my wedding dress to be comfortable. 53 days until the wedding, that's one pound every 10 days. :sick:
Hang in there LoLo. I know how hard it can be to fit into clothes that you love and will always remember. If you're looking for good toning in the back here's some ideas that I hope work for you.
Plain old Push-ups (even the modified version helps)
Rowing
Kick boxing...those punches and kicks really focus on your upper body and slimming it down.
OH and ALSO if you go to exercisetv.com they have all kinds of videos you can download and they have some specific for brides to be!!! :happy: I hope this helps you out in some way0 -
Is anyone ever going to confess as to why grapes are bad?0
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I confess that there were actually tears in my eyes yesterday when my sister had a really hard time getting my wedding dress zipped up.:sad: I confess that I will be doing some serious research on the best toning exercises for your back. I confess that I weigh less now than I did when I was sick with a bad gall bladder, but I don't look like I weigh less. I confess I need to lose at least 5 pounds by September 26th for my wedding dress to be comfortable. 53 days until the wedding, that's one pound every 10 days. :sick:
Hang in there LoLo. I know how hard it can be to fit into clothes that you love and will always remember. If you're looking for good toning in the back here's some ideas that I hope work for you.
Plain old Push-ups (even the modified version helps)
Rowing
Kick boxing...those punches and kicks really focus on your upper body and slimming it down.
OH and ALSO if you go to exercisetv.com they have all kinds of videos you can download and they have some specific for brides to be!!! :happy: I hope this helps you out in some way
Thank you! :flowerforyou: I have been trying to do more pushups (girl pushups) and decided I need to hit up the Tae Bo videos after my gym workout. Thanks for the link to the website, I will check it out.0 -
i confess i want to throw my wiifit out of the window. its scales for whats normal/overweight/obese are way off from everything ive seen and its designed to make me feel bad i swear.
i want to just invest in a regular scale and never play with the wii fit again.
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Is anyone ever going to confess as to why grapes are bad?
I found this on a website:
Grape greatness
How can grapes be both a favorite of mine and be on my "ten most wanted" list of food criminals?
Well, I already explained why I don't like grapes: They're bad for you - both from a health standpoint and from a fiscal point of view. However, one of the world's healthiest and most purely beneficial substances would not exist without them…
Of course, I'm talking about wine.
Ironically, it is the very thing that makes grapes such a poor choice for a food (the fact that they're mostly sugar) that makes wine even possible. You see, the sugars in grape juice are what vintner-added yeasts feed upon during the wine-making process. The by-product of this low-level metabolism of sugars is alcohol. And as you've heard me say about a million times before, moderate consumption of alcohol is a great boon to your health on many levels.
It isn't just me saying that, either. Study after study have shown this to be true, but especially so for wine. Even the medical mainstream has grudgingly accepted what's known as the "French Paradox" - the fact that the red-wine-gulping French live far longer and enjoy lower incidences of major health problems than people in many other advanced nations. This, despite their rich, carb-heavy diets and propensity to chain-smoke full-nicotine European cigarettes.
Why is this? Back to the good ol' grape.
The skins of red varieties of grapes contain powerful antioxidants called polyphenols. These have been shown in much research to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke - and may even have a cancer-preventive benefit, as well. When red wine is made from these grapes, those potent antioxidants remain, along with a nice shot of healthy alcohol in place of the harmful sugar that was once the grape's downfall as a food.
Therein lies the real "paradox." In order to make grapes into a healthy food, you CAN'T EAT THEM.
You can only drink them. And you should. Every day.
Tipping a glass to your good health,
William Campbell Douglass II, MD
PS: I have to mention this for all you animal lovers out there. Dogs love grapes and raisins but they are deadly to them. They cause renal failure. So make sure to keep them out of paws way!0 -
Is anyone ever going to confess as to why grapes are bad?
I found this on a website:
Grape greatness
How can grapes be both a favorite of mine and be on my "ten most wanted" list of food criminals?
Well, I already explained why I don't like grapes: They're bad for you - both from a health standpoint and from a fiscal point of view. However, one of the world's healthiest and most purely beneficial substances would not exist without them…
Of course, I'm talking about wine.
Ironically, it is the very thing that makes grapes such a poor choice for a food (the fact that they're mostly sugar) that makes wine even possible. You see, the sugars in grape juice are what vintner-added yeasts feed upon during the wine-making process. The by-product of this low-level metabolism of sugars is alcohol. And as you've heard me say about a million times before, moderate consumption of alcohol is a great boon to your health on many levels.
It isn't just me saying that, either. Study after study have shown this to be true, but especially so for wine. Even the medical mainstream has grudgingly accepted what's known as the "French Paradox" - the fact that the red-wine-gulping French live far longer and enjoy lower incidences of major health problems than people in many other advanced nations. This, despite their rich, carb-heavy diets and propensity to chain-smoke full-nicotine European cigarettes.
Why is this? Back to the good ol' grape.
The skins of red varieties of grapes contain powerful antioxidants called polyphenols. These have been shown in much research to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke - and may even have a cancer-preventive benefit, as well. When red wine is made from these grapes, those potent antioxidants remain, along with a nice shot of healthy alcohol in place of the harmful sugar that was once the grape's downfall as a food.
Therein lies the real "paradox." In order to make grapes into a healthy food, you CAN'T EAT THEM.
You can only drink them. And you should. Every day.
Tipping a glass to your good health,
William Campbell Douglass II, MD
PS: I have to mention this for all you animal lovers out there. Dogs love grapes and raisins but they are deadly to them. They cause renal failure. So make sure to keep them out of paws way!0 -
Is anyone ever going to confess as to why grapes are bad?
I found this on a website:
Grape greatness
How can grapes be both a favorite of mine and be on my "ten most wanted" list of food criminals?
Well, I already explained why I don't like grapes: They're bad for you - both from a health standpoint and from a fiscal point of view. However, one of the world's healthiest and most purely beneficial substances would not exist without them…
Of course, I'm talking about wine.
Ironically, it is the very thing that makes grapes such a poor choice for a food (the fact that they're mostly sugar) that makes wine even possible. You see, the sugars in grape juice are what vintner-added yeasts feed upon during the wine-making process. The by-product of this low-level metabolism of sugars is alcohol. And as you've heard me say about a million times before, moderate consumption of alcohol is a great boon to your health on many levels.
It isn't just me saying that, either. Study after study have shown this to be true, but especially so for wine. Even the medical mainstream has grudgingly accepted what's known as the "French Paradox" - the fact that the red-wine-gulping French live far longer and enjoy lower incidences of major health problems than people in many other advanced nations. This, despite their rich, carb-heavy diets and propensity to chain-smoke full-nicotine European cigarettes.
Why is this? Back to the good ol' grape.
The skins of red varieties of grapes contain powerful antioxidants called polyphenols. These have been shown in much research to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke - and may even have a cancer-preventive benefit, as well. When red wine is made from these grapes, those potent antioxidants remain, along with a nice shot of healthy alcohol in place of the harmful sugar that was once the grape's downfall as a food.
Therein lies the real "paradox." In order to make grapes into a healthy food, you CAN'T EAT THEM.
You can only drink them. And you should. Every day.
Tipping a glass to your good health,
William Campbell Douglass II, MD
PS: I have to mention this for all you animal lovers out there. Dogs love grapes and raisins but they are deadly to them. They cause renal failure. So make sure to keep them out of paws way!0 -
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And my all time favorite, Ararat Armenian Brandy! (double fermented grape juice) Cognac, is three times fermented! still from grapes right!0
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I confess for the past 4days ive been slacking on my diet
I confess that i took a rest day yesterday from my workout
I confess that im TIRED of feeling horrible about my eating and im getting back on the wagon
I confess that i give myself tooooooo many reasons to fall off the wagon but not enough to stay on it:ohwell:
*****just keep swimming,swimming,swimming******0 -
i confess that i NEVER watch my cals/exercise on the weekends. :grumble:
i confess that for the past month i havent logged anything after i leave work. :ohwell:
i confess that i'm probably the laziest person in the world when it comes to being active. :sad:0 -
I confess that I went to the fair and did my best to stay good....damn those funnel cakes.
I confess that I felt crappy the rest of the evening...that's what I get for eating nasty food with tummy problems
I confess that I will be working my a** off the rest of the week.
D.C. in 8 days!!!!0 -
I confess I spend more time on the chit-chat, fun and games part of the board then any other topic.0
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i confess i worked out extra hard today (early even) just so i can go out tonight and drink extra drinks :laugh: :laugh:0
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i confess that i NEVER watch my cals/exercise on the weekends. :grumble:
i confess that for the past month i havent logged anything after i leave work. :ohwell:
i confess that i'm probably the laziest person in the world when it comes to being active. :sad:0 -
I confess
Last night my husband came home from work at 11pm and I was still up he knew I wasn't feeling well and I did not cook so he picked up some fried chicken and I ate some with him.
Today I had a 20 oz coca cola and I am not upset with my self.
I know its not the best choices but it is all about balance and moderation.0 -
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I confess on the way to work this morning all I thought about with Burger King breakfast, Chinese Food, Spicy Chicken Sandwich.... and then... :indifferent: Pool party tomorrow... Activia, Shredded Wheat, Cucumber, Hard Boiled Egg, Chicken Breast... :laugh:0
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I confess I did not work out as planned because my legs were sore and I had to watch the season finale of "So you think you can dance" :blushing:0
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i confess i'm going to nascar at michigan speedway on a 4 day camping trip - and i'm not even gonna think about my calorie intake. :bigsmile:0
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I confess that I had taco bell for lunch and it left my system before I could digest it. :sick:0
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I confess I did not work out as planned because my legs were sore and I had to watch the season finale of "So you think you can dance" :blushing:
Same here . . . minus the sore legs part!:laugh: I love that show, though!0 -
I was just bingeing on honey nut cheerios while reading the posts. :noway: :grumble: I need an intervention!! :explode: Time to go to bed!!!!! :flowerforyou:0
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I confess... I exercise so I can eat more, whiich isnt really the point of it!:blushing:
oh! and I had two chocolate bars today
I confess that I ate tiramisu dessert tonight for my daughter's 21st birthday and have no regret what-so-ever.0 -
i confess that i had a wendy's junior hamburger and small fries for lunch today
i confess that i haven't had a real workout since last wednesday
i confess that i'm not too worried about it as long as i stay within my calories0
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